sea rescue

More than 1,650 people were saved in perhaps the greatest sea rescue ever.

A famous sea rescue took place here in 1899 during a terrible storm.

Air sea rescue and military personnel struggle to save lives all down the coast.

Sea rescue operations have therefore to be included in its remit.

For example, they were often given for the air/sea rescue of American personnel.

Five members of the crew were subsequently picked up by an air/sea rescue launch, 2 died.

All air and sea rescue units in the area are being alerted."

The supply of sea rescue services for no charge is a non-business activity.

"One of their prime functions was to perform sea rescue operations.

The division of responsibility between the countries with regard to sea rescue efforts also needs to be clarified.

That prompted Finland's sea rescue authority to initiate a search.

Dover was a great bear of a man who had pain his dues in sea rescue.

She took part in several sea rescue operations.

According to the Comoran police, the nation possesses no sea rescue capabilities.

No. 40 Squadron also undertook air sea rescue duties on several occasions.

A sea rescue station for seafarers was established at Obrestad in 1854.

Five decorations were won in combat, and one in a sea rescue operation.

All Dominican Republic military and sea rescue aircraft were grounded.

Air/ Sea Rescue," that would be the noise he could hear.

Air Sea Rescue operations were given primary focus from October 1943 on.

Safety would be compromised since air/sea rescue could not respond in a timely manner at the greater distances.

There is no single organisation responsible for urban, wilderness, swift water, aviation or maritime/sea rescue.

Rotary and fixed wing aircraft are used for air and sea rescue.

A major sea rescue could become severely compromised as a result of the loss of the Nimrods.

Such boats carry life-saving equipment and crew trained in first aid methods specific to sea rescue.